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Photo Report - last 2 day(s) Search Archives
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Section: Sports
Headline: Early dominance paces Serena
Serenas Katie Huss (left) squeezes past LaMoille-Ohio defender Mary Bartoli and eyes the basket Monday night at the Serena Class 1A Girls Basketball Regional. The Lady Huskers won, 54- 33.
February 9, 2010
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Section: Today's News
Headline: Invisible ink
Northlawn Junior High School eighth-grader Caybree Mangruem demonstrates “Invisible Ink,” the science fair project her and collaborators Brianna Elmore (left) and Alaina Cravatta presented Monday evening at the Northlawn Family Science Night in Streator. In their project, lemon juice is used to draw or write on paper, causing a chemical change in the paper and lowering the ignition point, revealing the lemon juice design when singed by the flame.
February 8, 2010
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Section: Today's News
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Ottawa Streets Department crews load up on salt mixture Monday in preparation of a winter storm expected to sweep through the area beginning Monday night through Wednesday afternoon. As of late Monday, the area is under a winter storm advisory, according to the National Weather Service. Between 8-10 inches of snow could accumulate by noon Wednesday, but blowing snow, possibly near-blizzard conditions in open areas, could pose the worst hazard. Winds are expected to pick up Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.
February 8, 2010
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Section: Today's News
Headline: Deluxe Nails & Spa opens in Ottawa's Columbus Square
Deluxe Nails & Spa opened in early February at 1142 Columbus St., Ottawa, and is owned by Brian Nguyen, who has been in the business for 12 years. The salon will offer a Valentine's open house Saturday, Feb. 13, from 2 to 6 p.m. and Sunday, Feb. 14, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
February 8, 2010
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Section: Today's News
Headline: English earns Mary Kay car
Pat English, Utica, Mary Kay independent sales director.
February 8, 2010
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Section: Opinion
Headline: OUR VIEW: A meaningful birthday for Ottawa
The Ottawa Scouting Museum features this re-creation of a room in the W. D. Boyce home in Ottawa. It was created based on a Boyce family photo.
February 8, 2010
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Section: Today's News
Headline: Ottawa Business Builders plan Easter Seals benefit
Cherie Reynolds, left, of Mister Penguin Tuxedo, and Tami Thomas, of Quality Care Cleaning, smile with children from the Child Day Care Center at Easter Seals of La Salle and Bureau Counties. Reynolds and Thomas are event co-chairs of "A Moment in Time: A Black and White Ball,” which is to benefit Easter Seals of La Salle and Bureau Counties.
February 8, 2010
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Section: Today's News
Headline: Making Music
Spectators and performers fill Ottawa Township High School's Kingman Gym Sunday for the annual joint concert by the OTHS and Ottawa Elementary School music departments. This concert is intended to promote cooperation between the high school and elementary music students and staff. It also gives the community the opportunity to see the scope and progression of music in the Ottawa public schools. About 500 students participate, including Friendly City Sound, Varsity Band, Shepherd Band and Choir, OTHS Freshmen Girls, Treble and Concert Choirs and OTHS Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble.
February 8, 2010
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Section: Community
Headline: CLUB - La Salle County Cruisers
Members of the La Salle County Cruisers look on as member Don Ristau presents a check to Pastor Doug Wililams of the Ottawa Food Pantry. The check for $1,000 consisted of proceeds from several raffles and events, Ottawa Cruise Night and the Ottawa Car Show. Donations were also made to the Seneca Food Pantry and the Illinois Valley Food Pantry.
February 8, 2010
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Section: Community
Headline: CLUB - Omicron Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma
Omicron Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma initiated (from left) Laurie Clausel, Cindy Christensen and Ellyn Hylla as members at the November meeting.
February 8, 2010
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Section: LifeTimes Features
Headline: This Life (Serena)
It was only a half-hour recess, but when the cold winter winds blow, it can seem like an eternity. Due to the cold weather, the students at Serena Elementary School have not been outside for recess since December. But on this February day it was time to take it outside again. Though temperatures were in the 20s, the winds made it seem colder. With only a few minutes left before heading inside, four students from the third-grade class decided to hunker down and wait it out and block out the wind by pulling their hats over their heads to keep warm. Soon the coats and hats will be discarded as spring approaches and recess will seem to go by much quicker.
February 8, 2010
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Section: Today's News
Headline: Almost home, Habitat House nearing completion
Jim Rieuf of Ottawa paints the ceiling of his future kitchen Saturday at the newest Habitat for Humanity house on Ottawa's South Side.
February 7, 2010
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Section: Today's News
Headline: 'They're creepy and they're kooky'
Mariah Pellino, Alea Rashid, Lizzy Kummer, Ashlee Gotter, Cheyenne Macbean and Andi Sangabriel perform as the Adams Family during a lip sync assembly at St. Anthony's Friday. The assembly capped off a weeklong celebration for Catholic Schools Week.
February 7, 2010
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Section: Today's News
Headline: Father/Daughter Extravaganza
Camile Preidis, 7, gets a turn dancing with her father John as the two and her older sister Laura, 8, attend the Streator Community Youth Programs first ever Father/Daughter Dance Friday night at the Bruce Township Hall in Streator. The dance, which attendees pre-registered for, was such a success many people who called to register had to be turned down after the limit was reached. The SCYP plans to have another Father/Daughter Dance soon to accomodate those who missed the first.
February 6, 2010
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Section: Today's News
Headline: Woman shares drug court experience
Grundy County Drug Court graduate Theresa Boyle in front of the downtown La Salle County Courthouse. La Salle County State's Attorney Brian Towne is looking at creating a drug court in the county. Boyle once had serious drug and alcohol addictions, but said she has cleaned up her life.
February 6, 2010
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